The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
turned to the house for her clothes, and they
quarreled with the result stated.

the earthquake the farm OF bs Z. Hdyuan, IL
rrigg county, Kentucky, midway between TIT
Cumberland and Tennessee rivers, sank foul
or i've feet below its former level. Tner'
were 800 acres in the farm, and 1t is hlling
with water and becoming lake.
Michael Murray instantly killed F. E. Boos
key, ex-postmaster Of Mitchell, H., at the lat
ter's hotel in that village on Monday evening
Il seems that Booskey was abusing negro
waiter and Murray, who was guest at th'
house, demonstrated, when Booskcy advanced
nenacingly toward him, whereupon he drew
revolver anu shot Booskey through the head
Murray escaped.
At Detroit on Monday the preliminary tria
Of Sergeant Clark, of the Twonty-toird United
States infantry, for the shooting of Private
Albert Stone, resulted in his discharge, the
court holding that he must obey any legal or
ger Of his superior officers. Stone, who had
been sentenced to mLitary prison, was shot
down while trying to escape.
VIM. F. Forward, at Palatka, Florida, clerk
Of the circuit court, chairman of the Demo
cratic county executive committee and son OF
an ex-circuit judge, has been suspended By
ne governor on charges of malfeasance, en-
bezzement, mutilation of records and various
private disrepuUable transactions, involving,
rs estimated by his friends, S25 600.
Adit-Gen. Tyler has located the next Dakota
militia encsm, ment in Huron, and desig-
dated the first eight DAYS in September as the
date for it, beginning Thursday the 1st. The
most complete arrangements are being per-
ected for the meeting, some of which will re-
suit in relieving soldiers from some Of the
iuties which have hitherto been irksome to
them.
a dispatch from Block Island, Long Islard
sound, to the Post Dispatch states that P. w.
Fountlerov, one of the ATTORNEYS of Hugh NJ.
Brooks, alias Maxwell, the St. L )uis murder
80, presented his case to Chief Justice Miller.
# the United States supreme court, who is
topping al Ocean View hotel, on Thursday.
ind obtained from him a writ of error in the
cast.
Sarah Wheeler, the noted woman hor
hief, who has been in jail at Chicago some
lime awaiting trial for failing to return a
VERY rig, was convicted Thursday and given
sentence of three months imp !sOnment.
She has had al exceptionally adventurous
career, hsvit been at one time participant
the exploits of Charley Mead, the most
notorious horse thief in the northwest.
hSHrV H1a
Bluffs Wednesday evening. A hatcher named
jhr-stian K0ening, a German employed by
eugene hOttsz, attempted to prod a stubborn
bovine in the slaughter pen. The animal
'ommenced k'ckti g with terrific force, driv-
ng a knife iutO Koening's abdomen q dis
ance OF four inches, disemb0weling him and
making CHASTITY wound from which the in
estines protruded. He died the same even
ug.
The strike in the Little rolling mill In East
t. Louis last week, when 200 slokers and
aborers quit work and compelled the shut
ing down Of the mill and the throwing out
f employment of 300 other men, was settled !
londay and the mill again resumed work. |
he demand of StOker Moore for an assistant |
as complied with, but tie dismissal of Fore |
ian Davis, which the strikers demanded, was
fused.
Commissioners NcClaughy, ,Ochs, Leyder,
an Pet, Wren ard Wasserman and Warden
arn3il, the Cook county bootlers, were each
ntenced to serve two years ID the peniteut-
ry and to pay fine OF 81 900. Commission.
S Mccarthy, Oliver, Cosseiman and Cells
ere each fined $1,000 th0ut imprisonment.
motion for a new trial was entered. The
PENDANTS who got IF with a fine were adj
tied TO bail.
Mrs Maese, widow OF the late John Maese
e of the wealthiest and most Influential cit
ms Of northern Mexico, was murdered a.
r residence near Paso del Norte. Tuesday .
-ernoon. The deed is supposed to have
I'D comm tied by q man named TeIles, an
egitlmafe son Of the late Mr.. Maese By
Law Of Mexico Telles would get a large
IRE OF the estate in case of the widows
18th. Telles is under arrest.
lilbrook, Graham county, twenty miles
m Kansas City, was almost destroy d about 8
ldown Thursday by a straight wind coming I
m slightly west OF north. The place con-
rs about 500 Inhabitants. Ouly ole house. -
'sideDce, escaped serious damage. One =
B IL boy three years old, was killed. r
put twenty-five were Injured. Some sus-
led broken limbs, but only one of the in
I'd is likely to de. THIS is W. B. Keith, a =
1iture dealer Of Wakeery. .
1equisition OF the governor of Nebraska "
the extradition of Jas. 6. Hartigan, OF =,
aha, was denied ty Gov. McGm, of Mime
= The case has hung fire for several
ks. The charge against Hartigan was aid a.
and abetting one Powell 10 committing Al
'ery, but the attorney general, in his
hon In the case, concludos that the real s.
ct Of extraditioD proceedings was an az VI
Of to make Hariigan pay over money re- Is
cd from Powell In business transaction. m
J. Whitman, hookkeeper for the Central &c
On Telephone company, Chicago. was ar.
ed Monday for forgery, ard waving ex. n
nation was committed to the criminal its
E under SO 600 bonds. Three wears sro ou
tman entered the telephone c9nnanv,. "a
lov, and rap'diy sou bis way To a po-ftton IN
aud responsfb lily. Within in
years. 30 'sr as aso-rtain-d. he has ar.
- c'Gci- o So COO. Whitman va.u,. -.
20 f1re,sh h--- aa4 vent % jail. IN
= Z. Z. staaae~a d.et a, Louisville e.u
1cSy, II lesesy mc-usag. aze5 a t-s
vas seriously III IN week before MS c.